Should you be visiting Paris and passing between Gare du Nord (the Station terminal of Eurostar Train ), Gare de l’Est, and Place de la République, (Republic Square), even if you are a strong partisan of monarchy, you may be enjoy to find a very good adress. L’Hotel du Nord et de l’Est belongs to the sameaveyronnaise family since 1929.

Alain Gineston grand-father’s has bougt this nice hotel after having run a café like most of its compatriots. Now the grandson is running the hotel, with a strong accent on quality and service.
The level of confort is excellent, climatisation, flat screen TV, internet Wifi and so on. But you will also appreciate, a rare privilege in Paris, a private courtyard, very quiet, a perfect place to read the news or a book after shopping in Galeries Lafayette or anywhere else.

Alain Gineston, like a truly aveyronnaise of Paris, knows many adresses of little bistros or restaurants to have a fun in Paris or a very good meal. Ask him what you are looking for, he will help you at his best.

Situated at the heart of the Paris Right Bank near of the Place de la République, the hotel Nord Est has the advantage of convinient, central location between the Opera and Bastille half-way between the Gare du Nord, Est, Lyon , and a few minutes' walk from the Grands Boulevards and business districts .
Direct RER Band D lines to Roissy-CDG and Orly airports and to Stade de France and to Disneyland Paris Resort . Place of interest nearby: the Museum of Louvre, Chatelet les Halles, Notre-Dame Church.

HÔTEL DU NORD ET DE L’EST
49, rue de Malte - 75011 Paris
Phone :
(33) 1 47 00 71 70
Fax :
(33) 1 43 57 51 16

E.mail :
info@hotel-nord-est.com

Website to reserve

Rates :
Double room with shower
90€ -

Extra bed 25 €

Breakfast 8 €
Tax 0,78 € day/people.
Euro prices : 1 € = 6,55957 F.F.

At your disposal television Canal +, Canal Sat and Wi-Fi access, personal air-conditioning, private safe. Car park at Republique.

Credit card : American Express, Diners, CB, Visa.

Hotel du Nord et de l'Est is quoted by Rick Steves' guide

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